Joe and Deb review LGBTQ News Headlines. NYC allows students to change their identities before legally changing. Breakthrough in HIV research, a look at Mayor Pete and the LGBTQ+ community and Commerce. And so much more.. tune in 980 WCAP Saturdays at 4 pm and WCUW 91.3 FM Mondays at 4 pm and anytime on www.RadioPride.net
Tracy is a Republican Candidate for the MA 2nd District, currently held by Rep Jim McGovern. Tracy will be facing an uphill battle and it’s important we hear from all Candidates Listen to this show: October 1st 2018 Tracy: I am running for Congress because like you, I am exhausted from dead-end political extremism
On Today’s show, we’ll be looking at the change in the Marvel and DC worlds. We are seeing more and more LGBTQ characters emerging. Some are the longtime Heros we’ve always known to be portrayed as Straight, Heterosexual or at least it was left to us to make that assumption. Our question, here at Radio Pride,
Once again Radio Pride hit the road and headed to Rhode Island. Providence RI for RI’s Pride celebrations. Once again we lucked out with great weather and such positive energy. We spoke with Rhode Island and Worcester Pride Presidents and MCC, Options, #Love.Your.Labels campaign and so many more. We also met up with Justin Dearborn
Hey folks…. was joined by Amy Arrell, Transition Age Director and Lisa Humphrey, Executive Assistant form Safe Homes. April 30th 2018 The big night.. the 2018 Safe Homes Gala -People of Courage Awards Dinner is this Friday night, the 4th. We touched on the Gals’s history and the importance of all the diverse programs that
Lorie Martiska will be joining us in studio today. Lorie is Vice President of Advancement at the Bridge of Central Massachusetts. We’ll talk about the mission, goals and work the Bridge does: Mission In full partnership with individuals and families facing challenges, we support and inspire them to achieve their goals and dreams. Overview
Dr King’s message during his famous Washington march was a “Jobs” rally. That message has gotten lost, but what Dr King was protesting was the inequity of jobs for Black Americans. Horace Cooper, PhD, Adjunct fellow with the National Center for Public Policy Research, co-chairman of the Project 21 National Advisory Board and a legal